MAYB Nationals Standouts

<!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>Players from all over the region came to showcase their talent in Wichita Kansas and we wanted to highlight those players! Check out who is on their way out and really showed growth over the last 4 years and see who crept up on the scene. </p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>[player_tooltip player_id='2765558' first='Keaton' last='Koenigsman']- Keaton is the go-to player for this NDO team and he played just as well as anyone else. Known to be a knockdown shooter now and having range, he can take advantage of his mismatches by driving and using some of the old post moves he used to do all the time and get an easy layup. Keaton is an intriguing player because he plays at his own pace, he doesn't play too fast and doesn't play too slow so it's tough to speed him up. <br></p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>Hayden Fredrick- Hayden very well can be the next man up with his spectacular play. The point guard led his Kansas United team all summer in just about every category ensuring to give them a chance to compete. Hayden has grown his game over the course of time developing his reads against elite competition and constantly proving he belongs.</p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p><br>[player_tooltip player_id='1475991' first='Jamarri' last='Simpson']- Jamarri has grown from the time you've watched him as a freshman to now his senior year. One thing that has changed is his ability to shoot the 3 ball, once he got it down he started shooting it with confidence and became a real threat beyond the 3-point line. Known for his finishing ability, him being able to knock down the 3 with a contested hand opens up the lane for him to do what he do best. </p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p><br>JaMarkus Robinson- Jamarkus surprised a lot of people this year with his play. His upside has always been his size and athleticism but the downfall has always been him getting in foul trouble. I will see we have seen growth in this because of his ability to wall up and become a help side shot blocker instead of an on-ball shot blocker which prevents him from being in the mix. He became better at catching and finishing at the rim. If he continues to improve his ability to knock down the corner 3 and defend the perimeter there's no doubt his stock will definitely go up.<br><br></p> <!-- /wp:paragraph -->